Is it really that weird for a Japanese brand to have Japanese text on their products?
It is? And they're not allowed to do that, right? I'm not that familiar with law, but that's what I see every time people talk about their job offers getting rescinded.
In what world will you have 5000 job interviews scheduled? Most people only manage to get up to five at a time if they're lucky.
This isn't an issue of ghosting though. It's about reneging on an agreement. You're telling someone you'll meet them at a particular time and then not showing up. The equivalent on the hiring side would be if you told an applicant that you'll let them know what the decision is by a certain date and then not doing it. If you made no such promise, then that's a different story. Rescinding an offer is equally problematic, but I'm pretty sure you can take legal action against them for something like that. Promissory estoppel I think?
Calendars? It's no different from scheduling anything else. Meetings, social events, doctors appointments, etc, everything goes in a calendar. Whether there's 5 items or 5000, it works the same way.
Observation is the first step to formulating a theory, which leads to a hypothesis, which can be experimentally tested.
That would be valid if it was what you did. Except it wasn't. You assumed the hypothesis to be true and asked us why it's true. You should instead be asking whether or not it's true.
I would actually interpret "naive" in this context as making very strong assumptions. In particular, a strong assumption of independence between variables that likely doesn't hold, but is good enough for many purposes.
That's probably the only way to move things forward though. Implement rules that only affect future politicians. Let the current generation have their cake. We can gradually transition to something more sane as they get replaced.
They still use those here. I don't bother with the tape. Just cut the bag.
- Talking about sex: Perfectly healthy and is something every parent should do.
- Talking about sex toys and flashlights: Also perfectly normal.
- Requesting/offering help in purchasing a flashlight (e.g. take my credit card and buy something under my name or driving them to a sex shop): Normal
- Choosing the fleshlight for them and thus making the decision in exactly what kind of sensations they experience while masturbating: Out of bounds.
With such a glaring oversight, I don't know how I can trust the rest of this infographic.
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Ah, you're right. Didn't pick up on that.